Sentence examples for frustrate because from inspiring English sources
The Crows frustrate because their top-end talent compares favorably with any other team.
The platform bustled, but it didn't frustrate, because there were porters to help us with our bags and plenty of patient fellow passengers who knew that there was space for all of our luggage and who helped my young children loft their knapsacks into prime positions on the racks.
This myth of control also keeps those of us who have diabetes frustrate because I'm sorry, but no we can't "control" it.
As with Nolan the alternating of beauty and sentimentality of the movie not only grates but ought to frustrate because the experience always hints at transcendence, always point to greatness but from afar (You can always sense the potential genius in Nolan, waiting to emerge from out behind his grand schemes. Inception is the best example of that).
He understood, he was frustrated, because clearly he knows he is a quality player.
Frustrating, because they were both from Patagonia.
Mr. Evans was frustrated because Mr. Martinez Alequin was blocking his camera.
"That's been frustrating because the solution is really clear".
They're frustrated because they are not being paid.
"He's just frustrated, because he can't hear them".
He is frustrated because he cannot return the favor.
